Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

MIS-. Cleveland's visitors yesterday were DR.. and
Mrs. Sunderland and Miss Laura Sunderland and
MI. MI and Mrs Thomas Mast. Miss Gregg, OF Buffalo,
VINO mas Deen guest at the White House for q
fortnight, has returned TO her home.
Mrs. Hendricks, who arrived in the city on Tues
oay, returned to Indianapolis on Thursday.
The Postmaster General spent the day yesterday
with the President
LIE Comte Pure de Chambrun, OF Paris, is In the
city visiting his father the Marquis de Chambrun.
Mrs. j. Bleecker Banks gave a tea this afternoon
TO her guests Mrs. Pruyn and Mrs Hunn of Al
Dany. Among the guests were Mrs. Helyar, Mrs.
and Miss WalIach, Miss Patterson. Miss SI1th Miss
Beach and Miss Stockton.
Mrs. Lyman Tiffany will join the Misses Tiffany
II New York to-day. They viii return together for
Mr.. H. A. Dun, Of England, was dined at the
British legation on Thursday evening" Mr.. du
Bose ana Mr. de Jan1sch were invited Omeet him.
Inc tennis season Is again upon US. The fes-
uVe racket Is seen upon the street. At the Metro
Rontan Gdub grounds at Miss Riggs and at the
BRUSH Legation grounds the game has been re-
sumed.
Hon. George Bancroft ana his granddaughter
Hye dinner tonight In honor Of Prof and Mrs.
nvsd Sr Gr and %n The osnsr
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Roosevelt, Mrs whitney,
Dr. Wharton, Miss Mabel Weddell, Mr.. Frank Lee,
ane Judge and Mrs. Mott.
Mr.. and Mis- p. c. Jones, OF Honolulu win be the
SVoSeo VI Vuo adWdldu minister, ana MrS, Carter,
at tne hawaiian legation for Jew days.
dispatch from Morristown, N. j., states that
Mrs. Secretary Whitney has leased Mrs j. Cooper
Lords residence ION the hill" at that place, and
Will occupy 1t June Isl.
The Ladies' Historical Society met at Ii q. m.
FRIDAY. Mrs 2. B. Vance presided. The first
reading OF the morning was upon the Ceremonies
anu PROFESSIONS OF the Italians" by Miss Lehman.
MIS- A!mena B. Williams gave an Interesting
"Reminiscence Of Holy Week" in Rome at the time
oI Cne meetlng OF the Ecumen1cal Council, The I'm
pr0VlsCOre OF Italy formed the subject OF an Orig-
nal paper by Mrs. w. Ross Browne Mrs W. Il
HolmeS described the Italian costumes, illustrate
Ing them by some rare plates, Mrs. j. C. Black
reclted poem by LOngfellOw, and Miss Kathleen
Scout sang two Italian solos. Miss English also
sang an Italian composition. Mrs. S. C. Hoffman
read q nne minute paper upon St. Cecilia Mrs
coleman read short sketch ON the origin of the
carnival OF Venice, and illustrated it by two must
Cal SeiecuOns. very interesting letter from Mrs.
VI. Gregory, who is now in Rome, was read BY
cries Dy the excavations in the Roman Forum
Miss KnowltOn followed with an original paper
upon "The Carnivals."
Mrs. Kaufman, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Granger, went over to Philadelphia to-day, to visit
boarding school at Spnngside, Chestnut Hin.
Speaker and Mrs Carlisle leave the city for
their home in Kentucky tomorrow.
senator V0rhees and his daughter, Miss Hallie
have gone to New York, where they win remain
visiting relatives for a few weeks.
Mrs. Whitney Is not naming the baby Dorothy
for her mother, Mrs. Senator Payne, whose name
Is LeOn0ra.